Sean Hannity says he will make a BIG announcement towards the end of the week.....

Sean Hannity Radio Program

[dixiechick2]

Sean Hannity just announced on his radio program on WABC Radio that he will have a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT towards the end of the week.

It concerns a BIG interview - an interview he says no one else has gotten yet - and he is very excited about it. Says he wants us to guess...

So, what do you think? Is Sean being to dramatic????

[jocon307]

"Whitman can do astonishing imitations..."

That's great, I never knew that. Jay Diamond was a great mimic too. He did Ed Koch so well you'd think it was the real guy.

[GOP_Proud]

Ted Nugent? No, that was his last big surprise.

[Alberta's Child]

Jay Diamond was perhaps the most talented voice I've ever heard on radio. He could sing so much like Bing Crosby that it was eerie . . . I remember an interview he once did of Crosby's widow, and when he told her he liked to sing Bing Crosby songs she asked him to do one on the air. She was so shaken up by it that she could hardly speak -- when they came back after a commercial break she said she thought she was listening to Bing on the radio.

One of the greatest "episodes" in the history of New York talk radio involved Jay Diamond and Ed Koch. Diamond used to do a show on WABC until 11:00 AM, and Koch had a short one-hour show leading up to Rush Limbaugh at 12. One day Koch was sick or something -- he was going to miss his show on short notice. The radio station decided to simply extend Diamond's show for an extra hour to fill the time slot. Jay, however, had other plans -- he did the entire show as "Ed Koch," making idiotic statements and fielding questions from callers who really thought Koch was on the air.

Every segment ended with a dead-on imitation of Koch's famed sign-off: "This is Ed Koch, yer voice of reason on WABC."

It got to be ridiculous when people would call the station in fits of anger, asking "Ed Koch" why he was saying things that directly contradicted something he had said only a couple of days earlier. LOL!!

[Alberta's Child]

Oh, I almost forgot . . .

Jay Diamond got his first job on radio back in the 1980s, after he called the Bob Grant show pretending to be Mario Cuomo. His Cuomo imitiation was so good that Grant started arranging these on-air "interviews" in which "Governor Cuomo" would make such outlandish statements that the listeners would flood the governor's office in Albany with irate phone calls.

[Lunkhead_01]

Spawn of Satan National Convention is something I think I heard from Neal Bortz. It's not original. I wish it were!

[ncfool]

It is O'Reilly talking about his law suit...............

[Taffini]

Elvis

[Lizavetta]

Frankly, I don't understand his popularity. Compared to Rush, he is high school.

I thought I was the only one who thought that. His voice is irritating too....sounds like he's 18.

[Flashman_at_the_charge]

Is Edwards coming in to channel Christopher Reeve?

[JayNorth]

Compared to Rush, he is high school.

Maybe that's his appeal. He makes us feel like we are 19 again.

I can't lie, I am a Sean fan.

[JayNorth]

I think it's obvious that the big guest is going to be Phoenix Vice-Mayor Peggy Bilsten talking about building light rail in the valley.

I thought she was speaking about that zoning variance on Third Street for Jim and Ruth Mason's new veranda!

[savedbygrace]

Yes.

[MHT]

He's going to interview Bill O'Reilly about his sexual harrassment suit.

[paulklenk]

That's very funny!

[JayNorth]

Francisco Franco

Wait, he's sick, too.

[weegee]

John Edwards is coming on to channel the voice of Christopher Reeve?

[weegee]

Actually I saw a Ted Nugent commercial for Burger King yesterday.

[HitmanLV]

Audie England.

[EQAndyBuzz]

Funny thing is Sean will get the same listeners so why suprise us.

If it isn't Bush, it means nothing at this point.

[VA40]

Kerry's less than honorable discharge...interviewing someone with facts?

Where's Kerry's ex-wife?